Princeton Law Forum

[romothesavior]

http://www.cnn.com/2010/LIVING/06/21/re ... tml?hpt=C2

Picture 7. Very funny. Apparently Mr. Wax didn't have access to TLS at the time.

[Canarsie]

Thanks for this, I smiled!

[NYVA311]

Was just about to post this -- glad I came across this thread.

[agentdedalus]

But... did you read the author's follow-up comment about this letter?

"Shapiro: There is one that I love where a prospective applicant was told that Princeton University has no law school. I love that because the guy who applied to Princeton's "law school" just didn't know. He ended up getting into Harvard and graduating from there. He ended up being extremely successful. In the end, there was life after rejection."

[thechee]

Here he is:

http://www.lawsite.com/Bio-Wax.html

[romothesavior]

Wowzers...

[badwithpseudonyms]

Here he is:

http://www.lawsite.com/Bio-Wax.html

That you took the time to find this makes this thread so much better. I lol'ed. Thanks.

[nealric]

That you took the time to find this makes this thread so much better. I lol'ed. Thanks.

Slightly more excusable back in the day. There was no internet or USNEWS report. If you weren't familiar with the school or knew someone who was, you would have had to write the university to find out if they had a law school. Might as well apply if you are going to go through that trouble.

[kk19131]

Here he is:

http://www.lawsite.com/Bio-Wax.html

OMG... I can't breathe.

[romothesavior]

That you took the time to find this makes this thread so much better. I lol'ed. Thanks.

Slightly more excusable back in the day. There was no internet or USNEWS report. If you weren't familiar with the school or knew someone who was, you would have had to write the university to find out if they had a law school. Might as well apply if you are going to go through that trouble.

I agree. It is really funny, but there would really be no way of knowing without talking to people in the know (profs or advisers) or writing them.

[danidancer]

That you took the time to find this makes this thread so much better. I lol'ed. Thanks.

Slightly more excusable back in the day. There was no internet or USNEWS report. If you weren't familiar with the school or knew someone who was, you would have had to write the university to find out if they had a law school. Might as well apply if you are going to go through that trouble.

Yeah, except how do you apply without an application?

[grins_at_bemusement]

That you took the time to find this makes this thread so much better. I lol'ed. Thanks.

Slightly more excusable back in the day. There was no internet or USNEWS report. If you weren't familiar with the school or knew someone who was, you would have had to write the university to find out if they had a law school. Might as well apply if you are going to go through that trouble.

Yeah, except how do you apply without an application?

+1

[yinz]

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Yeah, except how do you apply without an application?

I applied via snail mail. Still no decision, but I think I'm on the waitlist.

[Grond]

Johh Grisham also thought that Princeton has a law school:
http://abovethelaw.com/2009/01/john-gri ... test-book/

[kk19131]

I've always wondered: if Princeton were to found a law school, how would the school be regarded?

[grins_at_bemusement]

I've always wondered: if Princeton were to found a law school, how would the school be regarded?

How about MIT law school?

[Bronte]

I've always wondered: if Princeton were to found a law school, how would the school be regarded?

Weirdly.

[Grizz]

I've always wondered: if Princeton were to found a law school, how would the school be regarded?

How about MIT law school?

For some reason people always get a kick from debating these.

[Regionality]

I've always wondered: if Princeton were to found a law school, how would the school be regarded?

How about MIT law school?

For some reason people always get a kick from debating these.

For some reason?? Haha, rad law, you LOVE debating the same thing over and over again!! Which IS better, Rad law, Nova or Barry? I just can't make up my mind!

[TheTopBloke]

But... did you read the author's follow-up comment about this letter?

"Shapiro: There is one that I love where a prospective applicant was told that Princeton University has no law school. I love that because the guy who applied to Princeton's "law school" just didn't know. He ended up getting into Harvard and graduating from there. He ended up being extremely successful. In the end, there was life after rejection."

and now he does due diligence for goldman.

[romothesavior]

I've always wondered: if Princeton were to found a law school, how would the school be regarded?

How about MIT law school?

For some reason people always get a kick from debating these.

For some reason?? Haha, rad law, you LOVE debating the same thing over and over again!! Which IS better, Rad law, Nova or Barry? I just can't make up my mind!

Dude, clearly the consensus is Nova. And then you use that to leverage Ave Maria. We've been over this.

[Regionality]

I've always wondered: if Princeton were to found a law school, how would the school be regarded?

How about MIT law school?

For some reason people always get a kick from debating these.

For some reason?? Haha, rad law, you LOVE debating the same thing over and over again!! Which IS better, Rad law, Nova or Barry? I just can't make up my mind!

Dude, clearly the consensus is Nova. And then you use that to leverage Ave Maria. We've been over this.

You're right, I'm sorry...the consensus was clearly reached after 18 succinct pages of debate...